De Gea has come out and defended his mistake which cost Manchester United points in their recent loss to Blackburn Rovers in the English Premier League title race...
Following his 18 million pound move from Atletico Madrid to Manchester United in the summer transfer window, De Gea has been at the centre of media attention in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/England-c749. Replacing the reliable and the experienced Edwin Van der
Sar, the new Spanish shot stopper has had his fair share of embarrassing moments thus far in the English Premier League season but with the age on his side, De Gea is destined to improved in the toughest league in the world.
Sir Alex has also persisted with the youngster as he has preferred to start with De Gea rather than the more experienced Lindegaard in the English Premier League, more often than not. Spanish U-21 goalkeeper has never shied away
from the spotlight and his confidence levels are still quite high despite coming in for criticism by both fans and media alike.
De Gea said in his latest interview, "Let's face it, all keepers make mistakes once in a while and none of us like it when we do. It's well known that the style of play here is rather more physical and as a goalkeeper you've got
to be right on it. You've got to be attentive all through the match. The players coming at you can shoot from any angle, and they can shoot from distance.”
He added, "There are also a lot of crosses from the sides, a lot of high balls and aerial play. So, you've got to get in there and block and stop shots being taken." Sir Alex Ferguson had stated before the match against Blackburn
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Rovers-c40385 that the Spanish shot stopper would feature against Newcastle as well as Blackburn. So it will be interesting to see if De Gea does start against Newcastle or not on Wednesday night.
Sir http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alex-c4752 will hope that De Gea does not disappoint against Newcastle United as Manchester United do need to win against the Magpies in order to draw level on points with Manchester City in the English Premier League title race.
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